Just recently I saw an article about Shayne, unofficially probably the oldest horse in the world. He had just passed away at the amazingly ripe old age of 51!! Shayne’s caretakers attributed his very long life and good health to … Continue reading →
Horses being the athletic creatures that they are means they can be prone to many imbalances of the body which can limit their range of motion and even cause severe pain. Picture the frisky horse playing in the pasture, tossing … Continue reading →
It may seem like an overly simplistic thing to talk about, but surprisingly few people are aware of the benefits of performing a tail stretch on their horse. When we think of spinal decompression, the picture that comes to mind … Continue reading →
If there’s one thing that I have learned in my years dealing with horses, is that little things make a BIG difference!
Continue reading →The shifting of the season brings with it many things…cooler weather, winter coats fill in, winterizing our tack and barns. In my case it brings with it a realization that I need to shift focus with one of my true … Continue reading →
